Electrolytic Separation Factor for Hydrogen and Deuterium on Platinum Electrode

Electrolytic Conductivity Detector for Trace Analysis of Hz, Hd, D2, and Neon in Hydrogen and Deuterium”

SLAC-PUB-1667 (Rev.) November 1975 Revised May 1976 (1) ELECTROLYTIC CONDUCTIVITY DETECTOR FOR TRACE ANALYSIS OF HZ, HD, D2, AND NEON IN HYDROGEN AND DEUTERIUM” E. L. Garwin and A. Roder Stanford Linear Accelerator Center Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305 A gas chromatograph has been developed to detect traces of H2, HD, D2, and neon in hydrogen or deuterium. It uses a stainless s...

Separation of Hydrogen Isotopes ELECTROLYTIC MIGRATION THROUGH A PALLADIUM MEMBRANE

With the increasing importance of “ heavy water” as a moderator in nuclear reactors there arises a pressing need for a more efficient method of separating hydrogen isotopes. In a report by 0. N. Salmon to the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC Research and Development Report KAPL 1272) a process is described which aims to improve the method of separation by the electrolysis of water. This proce...

The Production of Heavy HYDROGEN-WATER DEUTERIUM EXCHANGE PLATINUM METALS ON CARBON SUPPORTS By N

Catalysts using suitably supported platinum show promise for the commercial production of heavy water. Carbons are potential primary supports for the platinum and metal-support interactions have been observed in this system. These interactions lower the chemical activation energy and increase the rate of reaction under conditions where it seems likely that the support donates electrons to the m...

Development of Palladium-Alloy Membranes for Hydrogen Separation and Purification

This paper summarizes R&D activities and progress at NORAM Engineering and the University of British Columbia (UBC) on preparation and testing of thin palladium-based membranes and their applications. Most of these activities were carried out internally at NORAM, some jointly with UBC and their spin-off company, Membrane Reactor Technology (MRT) through a wide range of projects. Key results out...

Isotopic Separation Factor of Slow Discharge Mechanism of Hydrogen Electrode Reaction. Ii